Member's Apparatus

Glendale, Ohio Fire Department's, 1928 Ahrens-Fox "Skirmisher" Quad. This beauty is kept in the station where most of the Miles Greenwood Society's monthly meetings are held.



Chip Lytle is the proud owner of this 1947 Chevrolet with an apparatus body constructed by Central Fire Apparatus of St. Louis, Missouri. This engine is equipped with a 500 gallon per minute pump and previously served Monroe, Ohio.



The Placke family are the owners of this 1916 American LaFrance, Type 12 sold as Type 75 Engine, previously in service at Sterator, Illinois.




Steve Mosure is the owner of this 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, Fire Chief's Car. It has an under the hood mural honoring the 9-11-01 FDNY Heroes.








Fuzzy Berner is the owner of this 1976 Seagrave, 100 Ft Aerial which saw service in West Cape May, NJ as Ladder 2.








Mark Radtke restored this beautiful 1919 Ford Howe Pumper. The Howe Pump was a horse drawn pumper and the Mowrystown, OH Fire Department placed the pump on a 1919 Model T Ford chassis.




Michael Wahoff is the owner of this 1963 Ford C/American Engine which saw service in Jamestown, NY.




Red fenders and a white apparatus body really make this 1955 GMC/American stand out. This apparatus is owned by Kettering firefighter and Miles Greenwood member Chip Lytle. Equipped with a 750-gpm pump and a 500 gallon tank, this engine looks as if it was just delivered.




A sharp looking little 1968 Ford/Howe is a nice garage sized fire engine. Richard Weigel now owns this grass fire unit that was in service with the Liberty Township Fire Department at LaFontaine, Indiana.





Bob McClain owns this 1950 GMC/Young Mini-Pumper.




Bob McClain also owns this 1953 Lyman Fire Boat.